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Old 01-19-2020, 06:43 AM   #16
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@Suffolk Punch Have you tried running ADE and K4PC under Wine, I don't know for certain if that would work - but some bright spark around here is bound to know. If it's doable you could then use Linux calibre. Then the W7 VM would only be needed for the Active X app.
That put me on the right track!

in case it helps others here's what worked for me:
  • upgrade to Linux Crossover 19.0.1 and launch it
  • create a Windows 7 bottle
  • in the bottle, install additional dependencies added through Advanced Options of: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 and Core Fonts
  • finally, install Adobe Digital Editions v 2.0.1 (which I happened to have)

Then all worked well, including registering with my Adobe ID and downloading protected books from ascm files.

So I now just need a win7 VM to run activex in IE.

Thanks to all, once again - yes even the Big Bad Wolf.
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